Sentence examples for become things of from inspiring English sources
Good manners, good graces, good looks have become things of the past.
Perhaps the biggest threat to the test is that no one uses fountain pens any more, and so inkblots themselves have more or less become things of the past.
Penalty fees for inadvertent overdrafts will become things of the past.These changes will give bank customers more clout, allowing people effortlessly to find the best deals, mainly at the expense of banks' profits.
We joined the campaign for a nuclear-free Wales, and I still take an active interest in the campaign to see nuclear power, and its twin Trident, become things of the past.
The trouble is that the compromises explored in the attempts to form a viable coalition diluted the very message which excited voters in December – that deals and fixes would become things of the past – yet the failure to agree confirmed the contrasting view that politicians were putting their own interests before those of the country.
Long, sustained bursts with a machine gun, for example, will become things of the past as the force of the blast physically lifts your arm, affecting your aim.
Over the next 40 years the green revolution spread round the world, helping ensure that, where its seeds were planted, famines became things of the past.Now a second green revolution is stirring in the fields of Asia.
How does one become independent when unstructured playtime has become a thing of the past?
The mysterious and perplexing three-point turn has become a thing of the past.
